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The Eppendorf Centrifuge 5702 RH G (230 V/50-60 Hz) is a versatile and powerful centrifuge, offering both refrigeration and heating capabilities to cater to a variety of sensitive applications. This model comes without a rotor, providing flexibility for future upgrades and customization. The centrifuge is equipped with a GB plug, making it suitable for use in the UK and other regions with similar electrical standards. Ideal for biological, clinical, and industrial laboratories, the refrigerated and heated features make it perfect for temperature-sensitive samples.
Designed for laboratories handling a variety of sample types that require controlled temperature conditions, the Eppendorf Centrifuge 5702 RH G ensures precision and reliability. Its heated and refrigerated features make it suitable for both freezing and heating processes, delivering consistent results across a range of applications. This centrifuge provides the flexibility to handle your diverse research and clinical centrifugation needs with ease.
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5704000060
Part Number
4.660 632
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Eppendorf
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UK
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5704000010
Part Number
4.660 631
Manufacturer
Eppendorf
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EU
Centrifuges 5702 / 5702 R (IVD), with rotor A-4-38 and adapter for conical tubes
It is a versatile and powerful centrifuge, offering both refrigeration and heating capabilities to cater to a variety of sensitive applications. This model comes without a rotor, providing flexibility for future upgrades and customization. The centrifuge is equipped with a GB plug, making it suitable for use in the UK and other regions with similar electrical standards. Ideal for biological, clinical, and industrial laboratories, the refrigerated and heated features make it perfect for temperature-sensitive samples.
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